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00:00The S&P 500 ended higher on Thursday, lifted by Ali Lilly and Apple as investors weighed progress in U.S. trade negotiations with Japan against concerns about the interest rate outlook.
00:13Traders leaned toward optimism following U.S. President Donald Trump's comments about big progress in the bilateral talks after Wednesday's steep sell-off.
00:23Trump also told reporters he expects to make a trade deal with China, although he offered no indication of how talks would get underway for the two superpowers at a new story.
00:36Eli Lilly searched after the drugmaker say its experimental pill worked as well as blockbuster drug Ozympic to lower weight and blood sugar in a trial of diabetes patients.
00:46Apple climbed with the eye for recovering from some of its recent deep losses.
00:50UnitedHealth plunged and capped the blue chip Dow in negative territory after the insurer lowered its annual profit forecast on expectations of high medical costs for the rest of the year.
01:01Other health insurers slumped with CVS Health and Humana both falling.
01:06What's moving stocks today is interesting.
01:11I think we're still kind of anticipating more earnings reports.
01:16And so I hesitate to say that there's, you know, investors are maybe pausing to see what's going to happen because there's been such frenzied trading activity, you know, for the last several weeks.
01:28But that potentially is one thing we're seeing today.
01:33We have this push pull between, you know, investors in equity markets want stocks to go up.
01:40That's kind of why they invest in markets.
01:43And recent news that, you know, has made them think that stocks are going to go down.
01:49So maybe maybe we've reached a little bit of an equilibrium in that push pull today.
01:55I don't think it's going to last.
01:57I think that we're, you know, this this volatility that we're seeing, which is driven not only by uncertainty, but really by confusion.
02:08I think that is likely to continue at least into the near terms.
02:13I think we've already seen a lot of money flowing from the U.S. outside of the U.S., which is why, you know, we've seen the dollar weaker and and, you know, European markets doing better than than the U.S. market.
02:29And so I think I'm not sure that we can go back to just everything, you know, going up the way it had been and, you know, with a focus on deregulation and other, you know, kind of benefits to companies, because I think some damage will have been done.
02:49The money will have moved out of the U.S.
02:52U.S. investors may come back, but non U.S. investors may need a lot more convincing to come back.
02:59To U.S. equity markets or bond markets or, you know, wherever it is that they were investing.
03:06According to preliminary data, the S&P 500 gained 7.00 points or 0.13 percent to end at 5,282.70 points, while the Nasdaq Composite lost 20.71 points or 0.13 percent to 16,286.45.
03:25The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 527.161 points or 1.33 percent to 39,142.23.
03:37U.S. stocks have been whiplash in recent weeks by Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs and his trade war with China.
03:44The S&P 500 remains down about 6 percent since April 2nd.
03:49The Trump announced sweeping global tariffs that he later put on pause.
03:53Investors are now laser-focused on talks with dozens of countries over the coming weeks
03:59for more clarity on the size and scope of tariffs on individual nations and sectors.
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